Junts per Catalunya continues to warn the central government when it threatens to withdraw its support in the Congress of Deputies. On this occasion, it was one of the deputies of the pro-independence party who warned the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, during the appearance at his request this Thursday. If you do not respect the Budgets Rightly so, Sánchez can forget about counting on the neoconvergents.
There, Gavia began his intervention by putting on the table some data regarding the percentages of budget execution in Madrid and Catalonia. After comparing the two regions, the neoconvergents assured “this is part of the chaos” which is neither more nor less “a public company like Renfe”In this light, he defines the situation as “a chronic lack of investment.”
For the neoconvergents, “a plus by reducing resources in Catalonia and a permanent plus by investing more in Madrid” is “constant teasing” that if this is not corrected by the Executive, “they will not be able to count.” Given this, Puente did not hesitate to respond in his line.
First, he wanted to clarify that “investments and the provision of services must be balanced.” “The provision of the service supports a volume of operations ‘x'”continued the socialist, who assured that he did not know if he was “at the limit” or if he could “do much more at the moment.”
Later, he confessed to having been pleased to learn – “I just read it on a teletype -” that Junts had announced in the morning that he would be “willing to support the budgets in exchange for greater investment in Rodalíes”: “Welcome, it sounds like heavenly music.”
